Hinge FAQs

Screw on – a standard hinge suitable for various applications. These hinges screw on and are the most common type of hinge.

Detent – allows you to set the hinge at a selected and it hold in place. Requires force to change the hinges angle. Often used for cabinets to prevent them from swinging open.

Friction/torque – requires force to set the hinge at any angle, the hinge will then hold in this position. Similar to detent, however, offers more flexibility with the endless angles, suitable for cabinets and more.

Lift off – can easily lift off vertically to dismantle the application. Does not require screws to do this, making it perfect for applications requiring regular maintenance/removal and reattachment.

Concealed – they sit flush inside the door so that they are hidden, perfect for applications requiring a discreet hinge.

Outdoor external – sit on the outside of the application and provide support to its movement, suitable for doors, cabinets, and more.

Weld on – permanently welded onto the metal application, creating a long-lasting functioning solution.

Quick release – can easily detach and reattach laterally with no tools needed. Ideal for applications where regular removal of the door occurs.